Your Level of Concern About the Coronavirus......on a scale of 1-10
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A decent article about where life is normal
https://news.yahoo.com/1-america-1-pandemic-2-164142659.html
https://news.yahoo.com/1-america-1-pandemic-2-164142659.html
Swedish mortality up only slightly from last year, far lower than other countries.
In any case, we find, not surprisingly, that excess mortality in Sweden has been lower this year compared to many other western European countries with harsh lockdowns. For example, through October the average number of deaths for 2015–19 in Sweden was 72,972. In 2020, the total deaths for the same period was 76,375. That’s an increase of 4.6 percent.
Likewise, in France, 2020’s total excess mortality is up 6.4 percent. It’s up 12.7 percent in England and Wales, up 16 percent in Italy, and up 17 percent in Spain.
In any case, we find, not surprisingly, that excess mortality in Sweden has been lower this year compared to many other western European countries with harsh lockdowns. For example, through October the average number of deaths for 2015–19 in Sweden was 72,972. In 2020, the total deaths for the same period was 76,375. That’s an increase of 4.6 percent.
Likewise, in France, 2020’s total excess mortality is up 6.4 percent. It’s up 12.7 percent in England and Wales, up 16 percent in Italy, and up 17 percent in Spain.
Swedish mortality up only slightly from last year, far lower than other countries.
In any case, we find, not surprisingly, that excess mortality in Sweden has been lower this year compared to many other western European countries with harsh lockdowns. For example, through October the average number of deaths for 2015–19 in Sweden was 72,972. In 2020, the total deaths for the same period was 76,375. That’s an increase of 4.6 percent.
Likewise, in France, 2020’s total excess mortality is up 6.4 percent. It’s up 12.7 percent in England and Wales, up 16 percent in Italy, and up 17 percent in Spain.
In any case, we find, not surprisingly, that excess mortality in Sweden has been lower this year compared to many other western European countries with harsh lockdowns. For example, through October the average number of deaths for 2015–19 in Sweden was 72,972. In 2020, the total deaths for the same period was 76,375. That’s an increase of 4.6 percent.
Likewise, in France, 2020’s total excess mortality is up 6.4 percent. It’s up 12.7 percent in England and Wales, up 16 percent in Italy, and up 17 percent in Spain.
It's over
Good news, this would but the current total of infected at maybe 75-80 million, we're getting there.
The U.S. is still missing nearly eight coronavirus infections for every one counted, according to a new government report.
By the end of September, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention calculated that as many as 53 million Americans had been infected. That is just under eight times the confirmed cases reported at the time.
Previously, the CDC estimated that one of every 10 infections were being missed.
The U.S. is still missing nearly eight coronavirus infections for every one counted, according to a new government report.
By the end of September, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention calculated that as many as 53 million Americans had been infected. That is just under eight times the confirmed cases reported at the time.
Previously, the CDC estimated that one of every 10 infections were being missed.
They were just listening to their elected leaders, like te moron from Denver. He actually had the gall to tell the surfs to stay home and meet relatives via Zoom. 30 minutes later, he's on his way to Mississippi. https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2020/11/26/denver-mayor-hancock-thanksgiving-covid/
At least Illinois Governor Pritzker was shamed into staying home in Chicago as he was going to celebrate in Florida.
At least Illinois Governor Pritzker was shamed into staying home in Chicago as he was going to celebrate in Florida.
